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  1. Obama pushes energy plan that GOP may support (AP)

    AP – Looking for a political and policy victory, President Barack Obama on Wednesday pushed energy proposals designed to attract allies and opponents alike, calling for increased ethanol production and new technology to limit pollution from the use of coal.

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  2. 3.8 Million Toyota Prius cars recalled

    The 21st hottest search terms on the google today Prius recall http://www.google.com/trends/hottren…q=prius+recall I watched BBC earlier tonight and their UK spokesman a Mr.BrownLee said the company knew the accelerator peddle was a ‘quality’ issue rather than a ’safety’ issue back in 2008! :eek: And they have just recalled 3.8 million of the worldwide already that included 2007 to latest Camry. Look out Toyota, you’re in deep doo-doo in the Good Ol US of Lawsuit. I’m expected a 1971 Ford Pinto UK House of Lords outcome on this one

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  3. MusiCares Person of the Year Tribute to Neil Young: Performances by Crosby, Stills and Nash, Elvis Costello, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Elton John and…

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  4. Federal mortgage modification plan disappointing so far (The Christian Science Monitor)

    The Christian Science Monitor – The Obama administration announced Friday that its much-lauded mortgage modification plan has had a disappointing start, helping far fewer Americans stay in their homes than originally hoped.

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  5. Not Really a Top 5: Sci-Fi/Fantasy/Horror Novelists Who Use Dreams to Crack Your Head Open (In All the Right Ways)

    Wolven here again. I’m back from the wilds of a future time where the southeast portion of the United States is the desert it only pretends to be in our present autumn months, and the cities of Atlanta, Charlotte, and Birmingham have the beaches they’ve always wanted. From the considerable effort I was having to exert to follow the rule “never read your own press,” I gather that people had… Feelings, one way or another, about my premier piece, here on Need Coffee.

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  6. SPACE! (The Podcast)

    It can finally be revealed: a super secret technological thinktank was recently assembled to solve the world’s problems in regards to space. This team consisted of Paul Sabourin from Paul and Storm , our very own Doc Ezra, Ken Plume of Quick Stop Entertainment and myself. And I want you to know: we pull no punches.

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  7. Dynamics On and Of Complex Networks by Niloy Ganguly

    Dynamics On and Of Complex Networks: Applications to Biology, Computer Science, and the Social Sciences Publisher: Birkhauser Boston | Language: English | ISBN:0817647503 | 307 pages | Data: 2009 | PDF | This self-contained book systematically explores the statistical dynamics on and of complex networks having relevance across a large number of scientific disciplines. Almost any large-scale system, either naturally occurring or man-made, can be viewed as a complex network of interacting entit

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  8. The Future of Traditional Newspapers Uncertain

    The Christian Science Monitor prints its final edition on Friday, bringing a 100-year run as a daily newspaper to an end but beginning a new era as an online publication. The Boston-based Monitor announced plans in October to eliminate its daily print edition and become the first national US newspaper to adopt a Web-based strategy. Like other US dailies, the Monitor had been losing readership and print advertising revenue to online media for years and circulation was hovering around 50,000 by the time the decision was made to shut down the presses.

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  9. eBook Secrets Exposed!

    How to Make MASSIVE Amounts of Money In Record Time With Your Own eBook (Whether You Wrote It Or Not!) If you have a burning desire to make money and the ability to follow a proven, step-by-step system, then you can make as much money as you want with ebooks. Follow the simple, basic steps laid out in this breakthrough new course: eBook Secrets Exposed! How to Make Massive Amounts of Money In Record Time With Your Own eBook! Using the easy time-saving methods Jim Edwards will show you in the course, you can be online with your own ebook making money in two to four weeks! Here are just a few of the many important things you’ll learn: 1. Jim Edwards’ secret 5-Step Ultimate eBook Success Formula

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  10. Canadian Scientific Submersible Facility Uses Streambox

    Streambox, Inc. today announced that the Canadian Scientific Submersible Facility (CSSF) is using the Streambox ACT-L3T Portable Video Transport system to stream real-time video and audio from its ROPOS (Remotely Operated Platform for Ocean Sciences) underwater research vehicle to an on-shore lab and control room over a VSAT satellite system

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